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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
xnxxRAL OF DAVID poUaLA&

The funeral services Of David Douglas 1t his homo.
No. 247 West Thirty fourthst, yesterday afternoon were
conducted By four clersymen The Rov James Harper OF
Y.,,. f,pyo presobed the sermon J. H. Andrew.
OF the United Presbyterian Church Of Brooklyn also
smoke Tbe prayer given Rev d. Patterson. OF
tie Second Church Of Breokyn The Script
Rev NE KIDD OF the seventh Avenue
United Presbytsrtan Church. MI DousiAs was
for thirty I'VE years ruiins elder ths Chnres Stree.
busnsss importer OF linen goods His bat place Of
bu ness Churchse He born In Belfast ireland
years ago The last siekpsss Of dur
ton and death came last fnday. The burial WAS In
Green wood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
DROWNED IN SAYING HIS SONS.

DRATH OF NORTH BULLowA AT HIS SUMMER honh'
EgwruRG July IS (SpeeiaD.-Moritz Bullowa' nour
merchant ut No GIT west-st, New-fork. VINO Win MS
wife and eleven children had been summerne ~ an
Gate six miles from here lost his life yesterday IN inc
creek near the Lovers Retreat at Salisbury NILS mr.
Bnllova and four went bathing Two OF inc Doy'
who could not swim got into deep water and began 10
sink The father at swan TO his drowning poys'
and when he reached them he carried them TO the
in safety The father was badly exhausted'
and without any known reason returned !"
the deep water and drowned. One OF the poy'
WEARING bathing suit ran through the village giving tue
alarm and the people greatly agftated DIT p.
Iowa was on the bank rubbing his cramped reg whon MS
cons went down and is thought he had seconu cra
when he sank His body was pulled out In an hour anu
was taken to New-York this morning.
A TRIBUNE reporter called at Mr. Buowas nome NO.
LAG East Fty-ffth st., last evening, and heard INC
story OF tho accident from one OF tne sons'
bom thu father saved at the expense OF MS own le.
Mr. Bullowa could give reason iof MS Ianci ~ -
IN The deem water but thought that ne must nate sup
nosed .onc one else was still In danger Hs aet h
said was an expert swimmer, and he Deheteo tn"s no
ana not recover all from the cramp win wnc no S
seized be ore the accident IL was bis excemsh ~
danger OF that enabled him TO return 70 VIC RE-
fer and keep himself afoat TIL he had saved lhen az,
funeral OF Mr Bulowa will take place 81 MS hono w
morrow at 10 a N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
GErrINa rHE Yo1uNrRER READY FOR SEA.

GETTING THE VOLUNTEER READY FOR SEA.
BOSTON, July 1S tSpecph. General Paincs new soop
Volunteer Is not In readiness to make the trial trip
The iron work 10 completed. the bowsprit Ia in
place. her and tho spars and ropmast nearly
ready be put in place The carpenters busy
day finishing her cabin and the finishing touches were
put the centreboard She may BE- ready start on
Wednesday, but probably not before Thursday sawieys
yard the Volunteer 10 lying 10 Visited every day
by many people desirous OF eetng view Of the
boat which 10 70 compete with the Thistle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
Iosr CHILDREN FOUND BIZ THEIR PARzSr&

lost CHILDREN FOUND Bf fHEIR P1RZNTA
Little Kate Mis Lawlsss the children who have bean
unAsr the care Of Roran Castle Garden tor
than two wsska found their parsHt hs father who
Beston hare yesterday and took them home He
about them printed TAs Boston Post
Immediately lsgraphsd . fathsr Rordan appear:
that In charge Of woman leaving their old
Kilkenny Ireland whe Registered them the 0uion
which Their In her ewn nans and then sft
sAsm d sSs 0srdsa under tie mpssssa AAs sir hshsr
would surely meet them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
PHASES OF THE LABOR QUESTION.

The explosion in District Assembly No. 40 on Sunday
cleared heiatnosphere in that district wonderfully
and there seems to doubt in the minds OF the
form element that the Home Club received such crush
ing blow that will remain quiet for some time TO como
at all events. One OF the new Executive Board said
yesterday: we not sufficiently sanguine to believe
that the Home Club will give up the fight yet They
have had too long swing with absolute power to give
It up without hard fight do believe. however. that
the successive defeats with which they have met will
render them careful. We will now have to look after
their underhand methods"
sorts of rumors are aoat as to future Of
the Home Club people One to tho effect that MCGUIRE
ea sn ssse 81
The Ice COMPANY ha; advanced the pay
Sargemsn and drivers and slS for helpers. To Offset
the price Of ice has % per cent and
The other companies have been increase
hardly probable that the cemen In the employ Q,
20 ON strike. Committees Of the men waited on the
officers OF rho company yesterday and asked tnem 70
Cocker T%s ' was asked or and
eIpec. reply this morning There Is every ndcauSn n
necessity Of strike should the demand not be granted
| tho men will strike work
Msrs %
ber Of the worEnsn Charles Lynch jaime. 0'Nsll and
George Feesey were among those assaulted ana Daa r
fused to arrest the assaiant His name and number
have been secured and charges Will be preferred against
| him to the commissioners. -
The fifteen press feeders In the employ OF d. H. Glider
sleeve the printer OF Rosest who arc on strike agans
yesterday by two pressmen who ssked ~ do their
| work.
wooSsocKEr. R. l.. July 1s.-Ths Manvtlle Mills.
closed for tho last month account Of weavsrs strike
started ND this morning ana all the departments arc
running Eixty-nvs families, comprising about 40C
Operatives, are coming this week from Cohoes 20 MI
vscsnciea They como by the advice OF Master Work
man Carlow of the Knights Of Labor OF Cohoes.
'NEw-HAvES, Conn, July ls.-Ths hostiers employed
by the Fairhayen and westve Street Railroad quit
work this morning. demanding increase from 81 25 to
ST. SO day After short consultati0n the r3AnAger Of
the road granted the demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

CATHOLIC BISHOP MURDERED By RTs SERVANT.
BAN FRANcBco. July 1s.-Informstion was received
oday from ounaaska that Bishop seghers. Catholic
missionary, was numbered by his companion IN Nov
embai last. The scens Of the tragedy was on the
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sF,rrproof Paper Ma, Be Made"

says scientific exchange from apnlp consisting Of
vegetable nbrs asbestos tonth borax
and onsnh part alum Its pity that snch facts as tho
following DO written printed otherwise pro
served upon or indestruetbie paper Ny wife
suffered and bedraden, sd W. Hues-
tls Empora Kansas "a number Of sicans failed
help her Dr. Pierees Golden Medical scovery cured
AL druggists sell this remedy. Every body ought
keep IL IL only needs trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
WARRINGTON NOTES.

wAsHEGrOx. Monday, July 18. 1887. .
RzsIGxED-6chuylsr Duryes, for the last four ysars
chief clerk Of the Patent Once. has resigned to 90 into
private busllsss In thu city
BID AccEPTgD.-The Secretary Of tho Navy has ae-
copied the proposal Of the Mdvas Steal Company
about tons Of steel gun forgngs a. Total cost
Of $50 1885 IS.
. AMY OaDEas.-Ordnance eergsants William J. Rus-
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What q Cha hGe!

few short weeks that young girl was the personnca
rvaed that Of tbs her stop was light and bnoysn
bar revelation Of perfect physical
health Yss she pald and haggard and her super.
abua dant Vitality has gwen place TO strange dunsss snd
aritisa which cured BY Pierce Fsvorte Pre-
serpuon." remedy 10 which thSusAnds OF women to-day
ove Their liveA All drueesta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

hanks q the Yukon River, about 500 miles from IA
mouth, and fully sixty miles from any human habta-
ton. Tho murderer IL Frank Fuller, young man OF
Portland, Oregon, who accompanied the Bishop as
sesvant. Hb gave himself up. No cause for the
deed Is given. Tho Bishop was formerly Of Baltimore
Md and prior to being named as Bishop OF sAaskS
was the Archbishop Of Oregon aud Washington Ieri.
torie
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ppcoNryc srrDDFyLY INSANE.

SARATOGA July ISN'T. and Mrs. William Williams,
OF southern California. arrived here on THURSDAY A
stopped at sanltarium Few hours a'oi 90, 80
80 Nrs Williams was taken violently insane and ner
husband took her 10 New-fork Tor treatment 'e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
. PRESENT TO LEVI P. MORTON.

ALBANY. July 1s.-1he thirty-six members VI 'ho Ne
,I,, ,,ho votsd for Lew T. Morton for United States
.n,tor have sent by express him at Saratoga mag
niaoent album containing their photographs Assempy
man W. 3 Leete wrote the presentation letter anu -
Marion replied In an appreciaiiye way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
THE NETWORK POST OFFICE

WASHINGTON. July ~ tSpeciab-On inquiry AZ the
Post Office Department to-day 1t was aseenanea 'na'
no further changes likely TO take place soon IN e
New-York post ONCE Postmaster Pearson ~~s Au'
thorzed to employ seven additional Clerks a. s""r,
M 8, 900 wear each from July /, the beginning OF
The new fiscal year No additional carriers have been
and It Is not thought that any increase In
that branch Of the office will be needed for some time
10 come The Postmaster General said that no other
20 Far as no has been advised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
MULpRow SITS DOWN on SPARKS.

WASHINGTON, July is.-Actus Secretary Muldrow. OF
the Interior Department, today rendered decision
according to married the right to enter and pur
chase timber and lands under the law governing
the sale Of such lands in States Of Mississippi Lous
ana California, Nevada Oregon and Washington Terri
tory The Commissioner Of tho General Land Once In
the case Of Isabella Y. Duryea involving IN entry Of
land In the Humboldt district OF California decided that
the law did not contemplate married women - separate
from their husbands In such sntrica and that
entry the heads OF the family could be allow ed The
Secretary reversos this decision About forty cases
governed BY the ruling laid In thia
pending In the General Land Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
THOMAS uAsrEys TO TIE RESCUE.

WASHINGTON, July Is Gspec.1D-Ths Indian service Is
enjoying temporary respite from the attentions of In
spector Morris Thomas the Baltimore "reformsr whose
app ointment obtained bv 6eastor German, desps
opposition Of the Maryland Civil Service Association.
Inspector Thomas was on duty In Dakota when he
learned that there was danger that the German men
would outvosd by the decent Democrats In ths Bal
tmore primaries which 10 be held this week Thomas
Immediately hxstened 70 the and It 10 expected
that efforts together with these Of Rasin and Hi2
gins, will result in the triumph Of the "ring."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

M,yyuIy. n Y, July 1s.-The annual convention OK
the Beta Theta ri will DO held at the cino-houso'
yoorlip Lake Chautauqua, on Wednesday lhurso"y
and Friday. Governor Beaver, OF PennsyVaniA' WIZ
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
WILLING TO LET IN THE REPORTERS.

PHILADELPHIA. July 10 tSpeeiaD. General Master
Workman Powderly before he left the city today said
that he would undoubtedly to the convention that
meets Minneapolis that the proceedings be held with
open doors n reporters admitted during the
OF the regular OF convention he
thought the public would have more confidence In tho
order the would be more accurately
reported than they had been before. Mr. Powdery re-
marked that he would not resign his position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
TIE BROOKLYN STRIKE AT AN END.

The engtn GERS who we're employed by the Brooklyn
Elevated Railroad Company and struck week ago yes
terday met night and formally declared tho strike
off," being convinced that nothing could be gained by
further effort Several of them applied to tile company
but were told no vacancies existed All the trains were
run Yesterday by the on four minutes headway
and in the rush hours OH three minute8.
The strikers visited the offices OF tho company and re-
ceyrd their paw Yesterday They maintained the orderly
conduct which has characterized them since they left
work The company claimed that twelve OF the strikers
had sought work. but Chairman Wright, OF the com
mittee OF strikers asserted that only man had
tried to 20 back to tho company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
NOT WORRIED BY AN gx-ALDERNAws ABssycI


An application vas made yesterday to the Supreme
Court by e1Judge A. j. Dittezhoefer for the appoint
ment of committee o. the person and estate OF erAder-
man Francis MeCabe IL alleged 10 be insane. The
Iawyer re presented Patrick Grin who was Injured by
being hurled from the Third Avenue Elevated Railroad
Inv rocSs throw from = blast. of which McCAbe was re
spoDsible as contractor. judgment Tor SS43i was
against Metabe BY Griffin which has never been
maid N is stated McCsbe and hi, wife lett the city
Tor Capaa several days ago The hearing on tho petition
will take place in the Supreme Courl CHAMBERS next
Tine report that NeCAbe had left town did not create
much com M District Attorneys oifice Assist
ami District Attorney DAVIS who In charge OF tne
oee .aid that he mad that McCsbe absent
from the city The exAlderman Ia under 50 900 bonds
And n he does appear for trial when wanted the
bonds will be forfeited. jury has. however declared
NcCsbe and unable TO prepare his case Tor TRIAL
No trial therefore be had unless recovefs MS
reason ais from the city, he away not
OF great consequence TO the criminal prosecutors
The bondsmen of McCabe are Joan l. feney and
Robert McC afferty; both builders. This ball was FUR
pished by last November. Both men were absent
last eyeping When McCabe declared to be insane
he was placed custody OF his wife No restriction
was placed on his further than this lie can
be called trial whenever the District Attorney Pas
warra in believing that he has so FAR recover ell his
reason as TO be able TO prepare for his defence.
friend of McCabs said last evening that ne dd not
believe there any truth In the rnnor that Mrs DC
Cabe had fed 10 Canada with her husband mere was
no need of her doing 1t much more likely that
she bad taken him 10 escape the hot Seatner
which a. 80 trying in the city This McCaDe house at
No. 725 Lexsgtonav des srted by all save servant
who said last ight Mr. and Mrs HcCabe bad been
away for a time; when they would return
she say did shs know just where they mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
A HUNGARIAN COKE WORKER BEATEN.

USroNrowS. Penn, July ls.-when the miners n
West LeIsenring their way to work this morn
ng party Of Hungarian strikers assaulted them with
stones. Pfnkerton's men fell into line ct once and
the Huns fed, but not before Of their number
had been knocked down and severely beaten with
the butt end of rife by detective. The wounded
man was broght to Uniontown by his friends and an
information for assault lodged against his assalant.
superintendent Taggart Of the West Lelsenring mines
SAYS the prompt action Of the Pnkeron guards alone
rrevented a serious riot Warrants will be- issued
Tor the arrest of the Huns who participated in the
fracas, and lively times are expected when the attempt
coke operators and John Jarrett representing the
wnrlmcp here today IL Is limited that q promise
will be effected The strikers have called c0nven-
ton at Everson to consider the advsabty
OF causing total suspension of work In the regions
br calling upon those working at the advance to como
out until the strike is settled They think that gen
eral shut down would compel the operators who
want coke to bring strong pressure To bear on the
others. Al attempt will probably also be made to
stop the import alton OF new men Dy sending COLD
mittee to New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
FACTIONS IN DISTRICT ASSEMBLY NO. 80.

FALL RIVER. July Is tSpeciat.-A large number OF
the delegates the regular quarterly session of District
Assembly No. 80, OF the Knights of Labor. which will
open in this city arrived on the late trains to
night About 800 delegates representing $4,000 Knehts
are expected be present The election OF delegates to
ony business OF Importance but the indications point TO
q revival OF the hostilities u characterized the
Worcsstsr convention. George 4. McNell and Frank
X Foster the INSTRUMENTATION leaders, Will be pres
emit They claim o majority Of the convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

COLUMBIA g. c.. July IS tSpeetab.-The State press Is
much agtated discovery that of the sains
county papers the STATE The Abbers Press and Ban,
ne is printed exclusively by negro compositions Much
editorial space devoted to matter These journals
consider The Press aud Banner particularly upjusuaoe
a. t has always ferocous enemy OF negro educa
ton The Bonner declares that II 10 WORKING
for the almighty dollar and proposes To have the cheap
est and most satisfactory labor without regard 10 the
BOYCOTT II Is singular that The Baptist Ttb-
se the largest coored In the STATE edited by Two
coored mon should DO printed exclusively by white com
positOrA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
A GIRL OF ELEVEN TO BE HANGED.

COLUMBIA. July Is tSpeeiab.-Oxey Cherry, age
eleven colored Of Barnwe has been convicted OF the
murder Of white child which she employed to take
and sentsnced TO he hanged Ia September.
She killed tho babe with dose OF concentrated lye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
DYING ON A TRAIN.

AsDuRr PARK. NJ j., July ls-kooer' fo"ns .
r-..I,. p.nford. of Kennett Square. Penn, died
rear Point Pleasant to-day train while on his way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
AMERICAN INTERESTS IN HAWAII

WASHINGTON, July 18.-Tho United states ship Adams
IA now at Honolulu She ordered there long before
The present outbreak occurred Tho Vandaiia ana
Jupiata are now on their way to the same port The
former Il expected there In about weeks and the
latter in about six week Instructions from this city for
the guidance Of the commanding officers will no mailed
to Honolulu by the Pacific Mail steamship which sails
from San Francisco The same steamer VIII
also carry tho United states Minister at
Honolulu 1t is said tho state Department that all
possible have BEEN made Tor the proecon
OF American interests in Hawaii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

SUIT FOR DAMAGES IN CHICAGO DUE TO THE DIS.
cx,Apcr M A Noy-USIOy MAN


CHARGE or A NoN-USIoN MAN.
CHICAGO July 18.-Micbael Reirke, practical
rner brought suis In the Circuit Court Against the
International Beer Brewers AMI Maltsters Onion No.
/. OF this city, and Feter Jung, an official Of the
union. claiming $1,000. The allegation is that
through the agency Ct the union and the efforts Of
Jung. Reirke has been prevented from securing any
work at all In this city ut his trade Il is represented
that Mr.. Reirke 10 expert in his business. He
learned the trade 10 Germany. and Ia profceny a oil
the processes Of beer making He came TO tins country
some years ago, and until June 3 was valued en-
ploye OF brewing company. Prior TO that time be
was also member OF the Brewers and MsasterS
Union, but fell behind IN hia duea aiew payments
He was wsrned of this, and, it u alleged. made .
tender to the union OF his Dues but 1t Is said the
officials refused to accept the money and dismissed
him from the union. Then jung 1t Is alleged in the
capacity of o walking delegate, visited the brewery
where Reirke was employed and demanded HIS dis
charge It is alleged that Jung told the foreman OF
the brewery that uDles Reirke was discharged he
would call on all the members of the union employed
At the brewery and stop work. Rerke was discharged
and has been unable ~ obtain employment since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
RArE suEErs PRINTED IN ILLEGAL TYPE.

WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Nearly all the rate sheets
printed by tho railroads in smaller type than the
Interstate law permits but they seem to serve every pur
pose for which they designed nsm Of printers In
Cincinnati which does large amount Of this character
printing has written TO the Commission to ask II
change is necessary saga the sheets represent mate
rial worth thousands OF dollars which would he of
~ the change wore ordered The Commission through
tho eharmaa replied that 1t has no power to vary
the terms Of ao though when the purposes OF the
law To DO fally accomplished by the ratio sheets as
not feel inclined to Interfere its own motion
G. ID. Grihill OF Sleepy Eye, Mimi, sends to the Com
tortOnate rate upon lawn mowers from milwaukee
He says: "Ths IL only fair specimen Evsryood Ia
charge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

II during your vacation you Ska sscessi
Soap you will increase yeur enjoyment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
ARREST OF AN ACCOMPLISHED SRoPLTFTER

ARREST VI AN AOCOMFLiohEO chOfLrfI"
Detectives oBren and Mccauey. Of Inspector Byrness
stan old yesterday while she king
pocket OF In store In Grand-st She said thas
she Mary Kelly recognized a the Central once
Eliza Murphy whose picture has been In the Rogues Gar
lsry since 1871 She an expert shoper and sneak !ae
twenty during the last ten years. anu
has spent q large part OF her life In prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
VETERAN ACCIDENTALLY KILLS II

A VETERAN ACCIDENTALLF KILLy HIWSELF.
CARLISLE, Penn. July l8 tSpeesah. william
Burgess. freight agent Of the Cumberland Valley Rail-
road Company at Ctambersburg. was killed Instantly BY
carelessly handling old war revolver to-day. he
served through the late war He had been member OF
Pepnsyyana Legislature and held other iportans
positions. He about My years Of age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19

A perfect sp.cihs-Dr. sags's ca,arrh Remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-19
MR.. NICHOL ON PRACTICAL POLITICS.

A CHALLENGE TO DEMOCRATIC ORATORS AND La
Dor REFoRMERs SPEECH TONIGHT.
An attentive appreclative audience greetedIhomas
NJ Michel last night IN WendeIls Assembly Rooms No
S44 West Forty ourlhst when he delivered the nrst OF
series of free lectures intended especially for working
mem His subject WAS Political Education and frac-
teal PolicA" He divided mis- theme INTO three parts
and discussed each thoroughly, "a follows: rHsh tns
necessity for political elucaiioa; secondly whst
education Isl and. thirdly. political education indisp
bic in the Republic Tic speaker announcer hnse
Republican Tsan in 40 uncertain terms hs
10 protection the regulation OF the liquor rsc anu
10 The purity OF ballot and fairness OF eectohs "A
"uutpished Kspublican bnsDeas drew 1ofth nearly
plause while his exposure Of some or Henry George
absuriities hardly less warmly received
Nchol closed by announcing hts saDject Tor 'onor-
night he saul:
OF tire three parties pronrsnty claiming attention no
ANIMATION principles and record THIS Is me ohy
euide and night shall lie prepared TO prove mai
tho Republican party good principles and god record
The Labor principles and record ana the
party bad record ant no prineIPea say
that can prove these three propositions ad WI prove
part cf tomorrow night ana keep peesih =
AWAY fi all. Il taxes All summer ann II
any Labor refcruer wants 70 dispute ~
1 will welcome him 10 tile test
The meetings will probably BE continued at the same
place for several evenings aud be transferred 70 some
other part OF the city next week.